The following Poole College faculty who received 2016 Business Sustainability Collaborative Curriculum Development grants will present their course modules and outcomes: tPaul Mulvey and Alexander Gloss, MIE 330: Human Resource Management and MIE 201: Introduction to Business tJeffrey Pollack, MIE 310: Introduction to Entrepreneurship Lunch will be provided. Please RSVP by email to Jessica Thomas.
The Poole College marketing team welcomes Dr. John Peloza, associate professor, Vernon and William Smith Faculty Fellow at the Gatton College of Business and Economics, University of Kentucky, for this marketing seminar. John Peloza’s research focuses on corporate social responsibility and prosocial consumer behavior, and is characterized by interdisciplinary theories and methods. Please mark your…
Note: This online teaching forum was initially scheduled for Mar. 3. Bethany Smith, associate director, instructional technology training, and Marc Gracieux, technology support technician, both with DELTA, will talk about the cool features in Moodle that can help with your face-to-face or on-line courses. Faculty should bring along a laptop or tablet device for the hands-on experiential…
Careers in Sustainability workshop is open to all NC State undergraduate students, graduate students, faculty, staff and alumni who are interested in learning more about how to secure a job within this field. Join the Poole College Business Sustainability Collaborative and the NC State Net Impact chapters as we partner to host Katie Kross, author of Profession and Purpose: A Resource…
In September 1992, “College of Management” was carved into the granite above the front doors of Nelson Hall, and NC State’s tenth college was born. The sign has since been updated with the Poole College of Management name, and our innovative approaches and programs have drawn recognition in our own community and globally. We’re known as…
All Poole College alumni, faculty and staff are welcome to join in this 25th anniversary celebration for the college. Check back later for registration and other details.
Poole College’s Department of Business Management is hosting Sam Ransbotham, associate professor of information technology and analytics at Boston College, on the 28th and 29th of September. Sam is a guest editor at the MIT Sloan Management Review and writes on the topics of analytics and innovation. His talk on Friday, September 29, in the Nelson Hall…
Poole College faculty and staff are invited to this brown bag luncheon discussion on the topic of admissions.